Webserver Stress Tool simulates large numbers of users accessing a website via HTTP/HTTPS. The software can simulate up to 10,000 users that independently click their way through a set of URLs. Simple URL patterns are supported, as well as complex URL patterns, via a Script file. Based on the parameters you specify, the application not only requests the HTML of a URL, but also frames, images, flash files etc., emulating the same behaviour a web browser would show when accessing the website. Each user is simulated by a separate thread with his own session information (i.e. cookies for each simulated user are stored separately) and "surfs" the URLs independently from the other users - just like in real-world usage. URLs can be parameterized for each user and the sequence of URLs can be varied. POST and GET requests are supported as well as BASIC HTTP Authentication and several other settings. New scripting functionality allows you to create highly complex URL patterns for large scale web applications. Webserver Stress Tool ensures that critical issues in your website are resolved before they bring down your web resources. It ensures that your websites and applications are given the server resources they need to guarantee a high quality user experience, and that you are getting everything out of the investment in your webserver technology through consistent and in-depth testing and analysis. Webserver Stress Tool is the most cost-effective solution in the market for simulating performance, load, and stress tests for your web server.
X13-VSA Voice Lie Detector X13-VSA is a Voice Stress Analysis Lie Detector Software. The most advanced voice analysis technology available today. X13-VSA is an innovative, advanced and sophisticated software system and a fully computerized voice stress analyzer.
Webserver Monitor Webserver Monitor is an easy-to-use software for real-time logfile analysis and monitoring of Windows and Linux webservers.
URL Stress URL Stress is a powerful client java application that adds load to a specific URL. It simulates parallel user connections by spawning threads and pinging the server repetitively.
DTM DB Stress DTM DB Stress is a utility for stress testing the server parts of information systems and
database applications, as well as DBMSs and servers themselves. The program is useful for any information system developer or any QA department employee.
Visendo Analyzer Professional Visendo Analyzer is designed to analyze almost any logfile, independently of the source data format. You can analyze webserver logfiles as well as databases, eventlogs or other text-sources and create useful graphical reports.
Load Testing Tool Screensaver This is a free screensaver from Neotys. We will test your web application under real stress using an easy and powerful load testing tool. Use performance monitors to pinpoint performance issues and bottlenecks. Application deployment services.
CIS WebServer Make your PC a virtual web host. CIS WebServer makes available your website on the web from your computer. Which means you can host your website on your PC rather than looking for those free host or paying your web hosting company.
Stress Management This Stress therapy shareware version can be upgraded to the full version for $35 payment to PayPal. Begin the therapy now with this two week trial version. Computer Home therapy has made the PC into an excellent tool for therapy.
ActiveHTML 1.02.0030 seliSoft ActiveHTML is a extreme powerful CGI program that provides pure Active Server Pages on nearly every webserver. Developing dynamic web content was never easier! 100% (nearly) compatible ASP3.0(!)-Engine, Session Variables, Content Compression
NuSphere PhpDock PhpDock is a Web Server and Web Browser combined in one, small executable, capable of both running PHP scripts and rendering resulting HTML in the application Window. All you need to do is place PHP scripts in the document root directory of PhpDock.
Heavyload HeavyLoad is a benchmark tool that stress all resources of a PC (like CPU, RAM, harddisk, network, operating system, etc.).
